- This tree was just such a beautiful sight…especially with the low clouds behind it…giving me incredible contrast.…I shot it from multiple different angles,…and I think my last image I took of it…was probably my favourite.…I really like the branches,…I really get a lot of contrast in there and…the white behind it just really sets it off.…What I'd like to do is take the opportunity…to share with you an alternate way to process a raw image,…because there are many ways.…And what I mean by that is, you can bring a raw image into…Adobe Camera Raw, which is the same as Lightroom,…that same algorithm created by Adobe.…

You could bring it into the proprietary software…from the company, Canon or Nikon.…There's multiple different types of software…and it's kind of overwhelming sometimes.…What's interesting about the Fuji files I've learned is that…there's a little bit of a lack of detail…when you bring a Fuji file into Lightroom.…So, after doing a lot of research online…and doing some testing, I've found something…really interesting I want to share with you.…

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6/2/2015

Many of the world's great coastlines have fjords: long, narrow inlets set among sheer cliffs. In this course, landscape photographer Justin Reznick takes us to New Zealand's Fiordland National Park and shows the tools and techniques he uses to capture these dramatic environments, from beaches to waterfalls, and from the top of Mitre Peak to the surface of Mitre Sound. Follow along and find out how Justin prepares for the shoot and what techniques he uses to capture his best shots.